Volvo Trucks has unveiled its upcoming heavy-duty FH Electric model, set to be available for global purchase in the latter half of 2025. This electric truck is designed to cater to transport companies engaging in interregional and long-distance routes, enabling a full day of operation without the need for recharging. Volvo emphasizes that this model will contribute significantly to zero-exhaust emission transport for extended distances, complementing their existing electric truck lineup. The FH Electric's long-range capability is made possible by Volvo's innovative 'e-axle' driveline technology, which allows for greater battery capacity and efficiency improvements in the powertrain. With a growing portfolio of eight battery-electric models, Volvo's offerings now span various transport sectors, including city distribution, construction, waste management, and soon, long-distance transport. The company's commitment to sustainability is evident through their deliveries of over 3800 electric trucks globally, targeting a reduction in the transport sector's carbon emissions. Volvo Trucks' goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2040 involves a multifaceted approach encompassing battery electric, fuel cell electric, and renewable fuel-powered combustion engines like those utilizing green hydrogen, biogas, or HVO. This comprehensive strategy highlights Volvo's dedication to environmental responsibility and innovation in the transportation industry.